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Innocent Man Imprisoned a Half Century
Longest serving wrongful conviction exoneree in US history, Glynn Simmons, has reached partial settlement of $7.15 million in his civil rights lawsuit OKLAHOMA CITY – A young Black man wrongfully imprisoned and sentenced to death a half century ago, Glynn Simmons, has reached a partial settlement of $7,150,000 in his civil rights lawsuit against the
$22.5 Million Jury Verdict Against Naperville in One of Illinois’ Largest-Ever Wrongful Conviction Verdicts
CHICAGO – Late yesterday a federal jury delivered one of the state’s largest-ever wrongful conviction verdicts against a Naperville police officer for framing William Amor for an alleged 1995 arson-murder that turned out to be an accidental fire. Amor, who died in January of last year, wrongfully served more than two decades in prison before
Life-Threatening Conditions Demand Immediate Shut Down of Stateville Prison
Former residents, community members and attorneys speak about the latest developments in a class action suit demanding immediate action CHICAGO – On March 15th Governor J.B. Pritzker announced a five-year plan to close and rebuild Stateville Correctional Center. The announcement came after reports that the facility has deteriorated to a dangerous and inhumane level. Yet
Police Whistleblower and Exonerees Expose Alleged Rampant Corruption in Indiana City
On a per capita basis, Elkhart is well on its way to becoming the wrongful conviction capital of North America SOUTH BEND, IN – July 25, 2024 – Three new federal lawsuits filed today highlight how alleged police and prosecutorial corruption in Elkhart, IN has destroyed lives in the city and diverted funds from services
Prison Took Nearly Half His Life. Now Oregon’s Longest Wrongfully Incarcerated Man is Suing the Cops Who Allegedly Framed Him
After wrongfully serving nearly three decades in prison, Frank Gable aims to get justice from the corrupt police officers who framed him EUGENE, OR – Oregon’s longest serving wrongfully convicted man, Frank Gable, in federal court today has sued the cops who allegedly framed him for what was the state’s most high-profile murder in modern
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Center for Investigative Reporting, publisher of Mother Jones and Reveal, sues OpenAI, Microsoft for using copyrighted journalism
The lawsuit alleges the AI developers infringed copyright and violated the Digital Millennium Copyright Act by training ChatGPT and Copilot on copyrighted content and using it to provide infringing chat responses. These lawsuits add to the onslaught of litigation against OpenAI for its illegal and exploitative use of copyrighted journalistic content without permission or offering
Family of Columbia County man killed in Arkansas jail announces federal lawsuit over his wrongful death
Randy Rogers, a 63-year-old father of two, died on July 8, 2022 after staff at Columbia County Jail (CCJ) deliberately delayed calling an ambulance, even as security cameras documented his crisis, collapse, and death. MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS – The sons of Randy Rogers today announced a federal lawsuit against Columbia County, County Facility Healthcare of Arkansas
City Council approves $50 million settlement to four Chicago men wrongfully imprisoned for total of 73 years
Arrested as teenagers and brutally interrogated by Chicago Police officers, LaShawn Ezell, Charles Johnson, Larod Styles and Troshawn McCoy—known as the “Marquette Park Four”—spent much of their lives in prison for crimes they did not commit. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, June 12, 2024 CHICAGO – City Council approved a $50 million settlement today to LaShawn
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